China

Cambodia, between 1975 and 1979, in just 4 years it is estimated that 1.7 million were killed by dictator Pol Pot (1925-1998)

*  Skulls of Khmer Rouge victims

Enthusiasm: Symphony of the Donbass (Dziga Vertov, 1930)

I hate money. I hate having to think about it. I hate having to use it to measure what’s valuable. I hate that amassing it is a measure of a person’s worth. I hate that some human beings’ inability to gather enough of it means they should be thrown away. I hate the way it dominates all our lives, the way it dominates society. The thing I hate the most about money is that it isn’t neutral when it should be. Other people hate money too. They hate having to organize every part of their lives around it. They hate having everything they require to survive (food, shelter, clothing, medicine) being held ransom to it. They hate their children’s futures being held at gunpoint by it. They hate the constant, prickling fear of living pay check to pay check. They hate the indignity of low wages for honest work (if they’re even paid at all anymore). They hate money and how it’s used to control and demean them and coerce their participation in the injustices being perpetrated against them. They hate feeling enslaved.

Kitanya Harrison

"comunism never worked!!!" ok karen than explain the difference between tumblr and twitter, ao3 and wattpad

Another reason to love Scarecrow and Harley Quinn being friends and possibly doing a team up is because Jon uses a scythe and Harley uses a hammer.

Marxism is like:

Stills from the very interesting, visually and emotionally striking, and thematically highly contemporary (it's centrally about the anthropocene crisis, which the Soviets had already theorized in the 1920s, as Ian Angus' book Facing the Anthropocene shos) Soviet science fiction film Per Aspera Ad Astra, also known as Through the Thorns to the Stars an Humanoid Woman.

While a lot of this film feels quite similar to something like Planet of the Apes, Star Trek, or Forbidden Planet, many other aspects are distinctly Soviet. For example there is no love story, rather the central emotional dynamic is that of a family relation where any American film would most certainly have gone for the love story. And it has a quite interesting experimental electronic sountrack to boot.

It's on youtube and a great watch. Watch the longer, uncensored version.

How The U.S. Stole the Middle East

Simone de Beauvoir, Jean Paul Sartre e Che Guevara, Cuba 1960

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ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE PROPERTIES OF MARXISM IS ITS CAPACITY TO INDUCE PEOPLE WHO BARELY KNOW IT, WHO WOULD NOT KNOW HOW TO SUMMARIZE IT IN WORDS AND WHO WOULD NEVER HAVE THE CAPACITY TO UNDERSTAND IT, TO KILL AND DIE FOR IT. NO RELIGION HAS THIS PROPERTY. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO CONCEIVE OF A CHRISTIAN MARTYR WHO DOESN'T KNOW THE CREED.

Olavo de Carvalho

sometimes i worry i reblog way too much, than i remember thats just my mind programed to see life as twitter sees it, than i go and reblog a bunch of stuff as an act of rebelion against elon musk

Pintei meu braço hein ☭